My husband bought be a just because bouquet of roses. I forgot to take a photo when they were new, but I think I might actually prefer this photo of a rather faded rose.
B&W Photography Project: Faded Rose
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That’s really beautiful even though it’s dying a tiny bit!
Thank you Tas :)
This looks fab in black and white, so much detail xx
Thank you x
Roses always look so sad when they die, same with some of the daffodils I’ve had in the last few weeks! Still beautiful though and I agree they look as great in a picture #bwphotoproject
They do look a little sad, but I like the texture in the petals x
Beautiful, it reminds me of two bouquets I have in my dining room – one from my own wedding bouquet 11 years ago and my bridesmaids flowers for a friend a year later. They last so well!
They do, don’t they. And, I quite like them faded :)
That works so well in black and white, you can imagine it’s former glory #bwphotoproject
Thank you Mary x
Grace says – I agree. This looks so much more interesting and there’s so much more detail on the petals :) #bwphotoproject
Thank you x
It’s definitely got a touch of Miss Haversham about it, hasn’t it? Lovely photo but kind of sad xx #bwphotoproject
It does, doesn’t it :)